A barrister is not an attorney and is usually forbidden, either by law or professional rules or both, from "conducting" litigation. This means that while the barrister speaks on the client's behalf in court, the barrister does so when instructed by a solicitor.

I have to disagree, Michael. One of the few things I've always thought was beyond dumb is the kind of terminology that gets abused in ForaLand. Shun ~ OK, it's not quite as bad as "banned" ~ but they're both way too Biblical in proportion to the actual action.

If I ruled the world, nobody would ever be "banned." They'd be kicked out. Blocked. Cut off at the ankles. Banned just carries so much conceit.

Ahem, rant out of the way, I propose a different take on the Ignore Button. Peeps, I present for your consideration ~

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This sucker is still soooooooooo workin' for me. Feel free to make it yer own!

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